Saiyin Passive Bookshelf Speakers 80W Peak Power, 5" Woofer & 20mm Silk Dome Tweeter Stereo Speakers, Enhanced Vocal Clarity, 4 Ω, Passive Speakers for Home Audio, Receiver or Amplifier Required
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- Crystal-Clear Vocals20mm silk dome tweeters deliver enhanced vocal clarity and detailed highs, making these passive bookshelf speakers perfect for critical listening
- Substantial Speaker Dimensions Measuring 7.56" L x 10.24" H x 6.46" W, these stereo speakers provide robust acoustic performance without occupying excessive space
- Powerful Sound OutputWith 4-ohm impedance and 40W power handling per speaker, they achieve up to 83dB SPL for punchy, responsive bass and reduced distortio
- Punchy & Tight BassExperience clean, impactful bass without muddiness, thanks to the fast transient response of the 5-inch wooferperfect for studio monitors and critical listening
- Wide Frequency Response55Hz-20kHz range captures deep bass nuances and extends beyond human hearing limits, making these passive bookshelf speakers ideal for audiophile-grade listening
- What's in PackageYou will receive a pair of passive speakers(must be powered by receiver or amplifier), wall mounting kits (2 X Screws and 2 X Wall anchors). If you have any questions, we are always here to help you. We offer lifetime manufacturer support and 24/7 service.
Brand: Saiyin
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 80 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Connectivity Technology: Speaker Wired
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Shelf Mount
Model Name: Passive Bookshelf Speakers DS6900M
Speaker Type: Passive Bookshelf Speaker
Special Feature: Indoor use only., Passive speakers need to be connected to a power amplifier., Speaker wire cables are not supplied, please purchase separately., Wired connection supported only.
Recommended Uses For Product: For Surround Sound Systems
Compatible Devices: Home Theater
Color: Black
Included Components: A pair of passive speakers, Mount Screws, Quick Start Guide
Product Dimensions: 7.48"D x 16.34"W x 11.54"H
Impedance: 4 Ohm
Is Waterproof: False
Warranty Type: Lifetime
Number of Items: 2
Power Source: Corded Electric
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Specific Uses For Product: Home Theatre
Manufacturer: Shenzhen Saiyin Electronics Co.,Ltd
Item Weight: 10.87 pounds
Item model number: DS6900M
Date First Available: September 10, 2025
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Wow! I don’t know what to say… these little bookshelf speakers sound amazing! I was not expecting such a great sound from a modestly priced set of speakers. I ordered these bookshelf speakers to pair with one of those little basic 2 channel, 12V Bluetooth amps to use in my den - just to have some music in there, too. The size of the speakers seemed like they’d fit the spaces I have available, and they looked nice in the photos, so I figured I’d give them a shot. When they arrived, I wasted no time in setting them up, choosing to first hook them up to my home stereo. My jaw dropped the moment my test playlist started! I had to sit down and just take it in. Here, sitting on top of my 90s SF concertino speakers were these considerably smaller, “plastic’ cabinet (more on this below), bargain priced bookshelf speakers looking at me with a “we can do that too!” grin. The music just projected out into the room with such clarity and detail. Their bass extension isn’t quite as deep as my main speakers, but for their size, they certainly give more than just a hint of it. I’m floored with how good these sound. I didn’t push them too hard since they were connected to an old, high power stereo, but their sound with it got me quickly setting up the little Bluetooth amp. And with that, they played every bit as good. The quality goes beyond the sound. The cabinets first appear as just simple black plastic wood-grained cabinets, but a closer look reveals the details that lend to their sound. When tapped on the sides, they don’t have a ring or an echo, and are fairly sonically dead so cabinet resonation shouldn’t be an issue. These cabinets are really nicely finished, too. The textured wood grain is actually natural looking, and paired with the deep burgundy undertones in the matte black finish, they actually look like real ‘wenge’ stained wood. I thought that detail was my eyes playing tricks, but even in a different light source that burgundy undertone is there adding to their ‘wood’ realism. The speaker drivers are squarely screwed in, not turned off to one side or the other, as is the jack receptacle on the back - very nice attention to detail. My banana-plug style speaker wires fit in securely to the jacks on the back (remember to tighten down the bare wire screw collar of the jacks so they don't rattle if using the banana plugs). Theres a centered metal hanging slot on the back for wall mounting or securing to speaker stands. And flush-mounted above it is a seemingly appropriately tuned bass port. For the sake of the review, I removed the speaker driver of one to have a look inside and was met with a much larger magnet on the back of the woofer than I expected (that’s also a good sign). And that’s when I noticed that these cabinets aren’t plastic at all - they’re MDF! No wonder they sound so good! There isn’t a crossover, but there is a filter capacitor on the tweeter, so there’s where the cost comes into play. But they’ve found a sweet spot with the drivers that pulls off a great sound without one. Also noted was a lack of polyfill or other resonance deadening treatment inside, but again, from their sound that doesn’t seem to be an issue. The grilles are standard, snap-in, acoustic fabric wrapped MDF. They’re kinda tight, so use caution when removing them. Overall these speakers are a really nice catch. They sound fantastic, look great, and pair nicely with those little Bluetooth chip amps, as well as full size equipment - very well made set of speakers. Totally recommended with five stars!
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